Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08

p..4on Maaterson, brother OF Mrs. BON
Don - South butte, and formerly en-
son. hv Oliver & Co, this city. left las.
ploy. }or Snokane Falls to vlslt MI
manv friends and relatives.
ne N. stundler, representing In ns
-hnies.,a houae of Reiss Bros, "a ano ~
sntter street. San Francisco, importers y
cloths heavers. ETC., is in the CITY. Mr.
StranJle~ h.aa host of old Nevada anc
California friends in Butte, who are giao ~
meet him. -.
The first anniversary OF the Butte U
Veroin took place at their new quarters
the Pavilion. last evening, and was no,
snch a success in point of attendance as II
ought to have been. There were ABOUT .
couple of hundred people there. Inc mem
hers OF the Verein wore their UNIFORMS ~
~reouested and the dance which followed TN
dramatic performance was kept up till vel
into the small hours.
Sheriff Lloyd received news OF the wrecA
at Feeley's Station about l O'Clock yes1sr
dav morning, and az his wife bad left D!
that train for her visit to England ne 81
once hitched his team and drove dowl
there. He made the twenty-five miles JUS,
as the train was about to start, ano mao
barely time. to run through the and as
sure himself of his wife's safety. he go'
home about 8 q. m.
The brick yards in this vicinity are run
ming full crews of men and turning out br1cs
by the thousands.
An order for distribution was made on
Friday in the estate of VIM. J, Bosanco in
the Probate Court.
The Roman Catholic cemetery has taken
in a large addition to it's grounds, about
which Dnce is being built.
Harry S. Tuttle has taken service with
Leyson & Turck, where he will act az dem
onstrator on the anatomy OF watches.
The Silver City lodge of colored Masous
here are sending out Invitations to a grand
ball to be given on the evening OF the I'D
instant.
A high board fence is being constructed
at the Poor Farm. The Miners Lumber
Company furnished 80, 600 feet for its con-
struction.
The dense weather of yesterday was con-
ducive to suicides. but the manla for un-
timely taking off having run it's course,
none occurred.
Died-In Boulder, May 81, OF pneumonia,
VIM. M. Keene. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Keene, aged 81 years and three months.
Deer Lodge papers please copy.
Mr.. Chauvin has decided to close out his
great furniture business as will be seen by
his advertisement elsewhere. This g a
grand opportunity for any business man
firm.
The committee having in charge the
of a Methodist church in Center
vile have purchased a lot OF VIM. Nc
Nanara. one block from Main street and
one block from Mullen's Hotel. 1t is ex-
that work will soon be commenced
the contemplated ediice.
Rumors are current that Adam Faraday
has succeeded in recognizing the Morning
Star into a stock company, with q view to
resuming operations on it.
The uniforms for members of the Turn
Verein have arrived at 81. Jonas. and R.
First Turn Ward, requests all
members to wear them at the anniversary
celebration this evening.
Donald Mckay. the prosecuting witness
in the Matchmaking case, was engaged by
the Bonner Mercantile Company on Thurs
day evening for one year, and all of his
old stand.
The inimitable George 8. Knight will en-
tertain the amusement public on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday matinee. Reserve seats will be
for sale Monday morning at Calkins' book
store.
TIE MINER is requested to state, and it
does so cheerfully, that the only delay
Of the mails is occasioned by the transfer
at the Mullan tunnel, and that the Mon
Union is in no way responsible for
any drawbacks in this direction.